The Savannah tribune. [volume] (Savannah [Ga.]) 1876-1960, 1887-02-19
TIE SAVANNAH TRIBUNE.
SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 10, 1887

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ever visited Savannah 1t weighs II
pounds. Go and see it.
Try the Elephant Over-halls at L.
Fried.
Rev M B. Salter has b. en- assigned
as presiding elder of the Marion DIS
trict BY the SJuth Carolina A. NJ. h
conference
If YOU want to smoke an imported
cigar drop in at P. B. Rsids, Abercorn
and Jones stress.
The Union Lincoln Guards, Colquitt
Blues, AID Chatham Light Infantry
paraded on Monday last in honor OF the
anniversary of the birthday of Abraham
Lincoln.
Rev: I. G. Houston, pastor of the
First Union African Baptist church, at
Daufuskie was in the city during the
week and favored us with call. The
Reverend is rapidly rebuilding his
church which was recently destroyed
by fire.
A letter from Rev. c. P. johnson in
forms US that the surveying of the
route for the Darien railroad has com
menced. Success to the move. Darien
will go rapidly ahead when she can
have railroad communications with
Savannah.
A grand apron and neck tie festival
will be given by the Benevolent Sisters
at Odd Fallows' ball, Harris street. on
Monday night February 81, Mrs. w E
johnson, chairlady Tickets 25 cents.
An evening Of real enjoyment is anti
cipated.
Finn Bros, the enterprising grocers
on Huntington and West Broad streets
are making quite reputation in that
section. Besides their choice groceries
they have for sale the best of wines,
liquors. cigars etc. II you want to be
satisfied don't fail to go to Finn Bros.
A full line of Scion Palmer's elegant
extracts kept at P. B. Reds, Abercorn
and Jones streets
The Temple Museum Of Anatomy
now on exhibition at 176 Broughton
street, under the management Of Mr..
Richard A. Chapman should be visited
by every man, during the few days that
it will remain here. The price of ad-
mission is only 10 cents, when it's
worth FIVE times the money. Read the
advertisement on our editorial page, and
see list of the interesting specimens
on exhibition.
Prot. M. j. Crawford, of the Alma
Mater Institution on Duffy and Cuyler
streets is prepared to give instructions
IN many of the branches necessary to
make practical business men and wo-
men. lie has an average attendance of
thirty-fve pupils, and feels very hope
full of increasing the number of his
scholars in whose future welfare he
takes great interest, Parents and
others interested in the educational well
fare of his people will be made welcome.
Just received q large lot Of tooth
brushes, American and English at P.
3. Reds, AbercOrn and Jones streets
We recommend our readers to read
the advertisement of Mr. G, w, Allen
which appears 10 the TRIBUNE
this week. He keeps a very large stock
of crockery. china, glassware etc, etc
Mr.. Allen is one of the Oldest and most
reliable houses in the city. We know
from actual experience that hOusekeep-
ers will find it to their advantage by
going to this store for their house fur
nishing goods. Fancy articles suitable
for wedding presents are specially at
Mr. Aliens. Go aud see for yourself at
165 and 1876 IL Broughton street.
Try L. Fried for your Red Flannel
Shirts and Drawers.
Tharp's L. A. 5484 will celebrate
their first anniversary at Odd-Fellows
nall; Harris street on Monday night |
February 20, by giving a grand enter
tainm mt for the benefit of the Order,
and we hope it will be literally attend
ed BY our people. A fine band of
music will be in attendance-but there
will be plenty of room for those who
prefer not to dance. The committee is
composed of live men of which Lieut.
S. G. Limpkins is chairman, and good
time may be relied on. Tickets 25
cents Tho TpJpTrEr returna thanks for